The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-03-17
MY WIFE.

preferred to deep.
MY WIFE,
| for over three years has been afflicted
with chills ard fever, contracted III
Illinois. and with dyspepsia of long
standing and general debility of the
system. She has used three bottles Of
Simmons Liver Regulator chills
are entirely cured and the dyspepsia
almost vanquished. n. W. EvERHART,
Hampton. Va.
GEORGE BELMONT was arrested Tues
day. morning on the complaint OF Mrs
Barbara fletcher charging him with an
assault upon her. He was given hear
ing before Justice kiland. Being found
guilty he was sentenced to 90 days con-
fnement in the county jail. George Is
fast becoming a desperate character
This is the third time he has been up for
misdemeanors.
KEwAUNEE and Ahnapee are now in
hopes of getting a road from Fond du
Lac. The main branch is to run along
the east shore of Winnebago north to
Lake Superior. A branch is to be run
up the Peninsula. The Midland r. r.
Co. is the title of the thing. 1t in all
probability is scheme to enrich the cor
porators, and that bonds from Kewaunee
and Door counties are the thing sought.
IT is peculiar sight to see farmers
drawing home load after load of baled
hay these days and it suggests the tho't
that had they sown fodder corn (Which
produces fodder per acre, equal in value
to 8 or 10 tons of hay they would have
been money in pocket largely. Farmers
should plant fodder corn this year, and
secure their seed early, Of Albert Land
reth It is without doubt the best pay
ing crop a farmer can grow.
CAPT. OLE JOHNSON Of Chicago was in
the city this week The object of his
visit was to make arrangements with
some of our shipbuilders for the construc-
ton of steam barge. They having their
hands full already could give him no
figures and he was compelled to look
elsewhere for builder. Capt. Johnson
is the owner of the fine scLoOners Olga,
Alice and w O. Goodman, which We're
built here for him a few years ago.
1 Of 1-l,o y of
malignant like the one Othello smote,
were at the depot on Monday morning.
One had the national costume but util-
lied the baggy folds OF his neither gar
ments to stow away sundry packages.
He was a curious if not a picturesque
looking heather and drew the gaze of
the waiting crowd. The two have been
spending a week in the city. One of them
speaks English so as to be understood.
BARGAINS IN KID GLOVES!
In order to close out odd lots of kid
gloves to make room for our new stock,
we are Offering the following exceedingly
good bargains:
Foster" hook, $1.75, reduced to SOC.
colors u to 8.
blacks 6, 81 and 7.
Two and three button 100 reduced to soc
blacks 6; colors all sizes.
Six button Kids and button Nous
quetaires, S1.25, reduced to SOC.
blacks 81, 6, 81, 61@ and ~.
opera shades, all sizes.
a SCHUETTE Bros.
The discussion Of the question as to
the most feasible route for a railway
through portion of the city to the lake
front calls out many and diverse opin-
ions. It has always been regarded as
natural that the south side of the river
would furnish the route; but now it is
thought practicable and not altogether
improbable that the depot grounds,
should the extension to the lake be de-
termined upon, might be located upon
the north side in the vicinity of the Good
rich docks. There seems to be a desire
on the part of the people to make any
reasonable concession that will offer a
return in the way of increased business
for the city.